A few from China

[DaveCurtis]

Very nice Bernard.


What software are you using to stitch these days?

[BernardLanguillier]

Very nice Bernard.


What software are you using to stitch these days?

Thanks. About 80% of these were done with Autopano Giga, the rest with PTgui.

I find PTgui to still deliver a slightly higher image quality and prefer its UI when some tweaking is needed, but Autopano is just overall a bit faster and works very well with water.

[endacavanagh]

These are superb! 

[AlexanderB]

Very nice. Is first somehow processed or it is straight from the camera?

[BernardLanguillier]

Very nice. Is first somehow processed or it is straight from the camera?

Thanks. Most of these are panoramic stitches, so they are processed to some extend.

Colorwise very little was done.

Cheers,
Bernard

[HSakols]

Here in Yosemite we have had people come from Jiuzhaigou as an exchange to discuss park management.  I really like your first photograph.  The water is unreal.  I hope to one day visit myself. 

[BernardLanguillier]

Here in Yosemite we have had people come from Jiuzhaigou as an exchange to discuss park management.  I really like your first photograph.  The water is unreal.  I hope to one day visit myself. 

Yes, it is a very beautiful place!

I was not very impressed with the way crowds were managed in Jiuzhaigou, but I guess that the mentality of a portion of the Chinese tourists themselves is a difficult problem to deal with. They make Paris subway look like an utterly polite place in comparison...

Cheers,
Bernard

[dreed]

None of these say "China" to me.

[BernardLanguillier]

None of these say "China" to me.

Perhaps you may need to revisit your views on what China is? :-)

Cheers,
Bernard